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Although it is common practice to refer to the goals, rather than the goal, of democracy, probably democracy has only one ultimate goal-the well-being of each individual as a distinct and significant item of humanity.' It rests upon the ancient Christian-Jewish belief that each individual human being, however mean his worldly status, as a son of God has a dignity and worth which is equal to that of every other man.
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